Tom Brady's Agent Says Quarterback Will Play In 2018
If you're worried that Tom Brady could surprise us all and step away from football before the 2018 season, the quarterback's agent is here to make you feel better.
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If you're worried that Tom Brady could surprise us all and step away from football before the 2018 season, the quarterback's agent is here to make you feel better.
Get ready for a lot of late nights early in the 2018 New England Patriots season.
Despite a report that he hasn't committed to playing in 2018, it certainly sounds like Tom Brady will be back next season. He'd also like a new contract from the Patriots, according to NFL Media's Ian Rapoport.
Jon says Tom Brady isn't the first person to struggle with work-life balance.
He may not be at New England's offseason workouts, but Tom Brady is reportedly planning to get together with some teammates for a summer passing camp as he gets ready for the 2018 season.
The offseason headaches continue for New England Patriots fans.
So when Matthew Slater spoke to the media on Tuesday, it didn't take long for the longtime special teams captain to be asked about the notable absences.
A sketch of the man Stormy Daniels says threatened her lit up Twitter on Tuesday, with many seeing a resemblance to New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.
While much of the focus is centered on who isn't present at the Patriots' offseason workouts at Gillette Stadium, a large portion of players reported for duty on Monday.
If Tom Brady's going to play through his mid-40s as he has stated many times, he's going to have to make a significant equipment change.
Jeff Howe of The Athletic reported Monday that "at this point, it's about the money, according to a source."
Brady likely won't "be a regular participant" in the Patriots' offseason training program, according to ESPN's Jeff Darlington.
Nothing gets the people going quite like a big-name wide receiver being available, and -- would you look at that? Dez Bryant was just released by the Cowboys.
On Friday morning, Bill Belichick stepped to the podium at Gillette Stadium and was asked directly if he anticipates drafting a quarterback. Unsurprisingly, Belichick didn't publicly broadcast his draft plans.
That contingent of Patriots supporters apparently includes the current quarterback too.
When the Patriots begin their offseason conditioning program next week, Tom Brady will not be there.
Many expect the Patriots will draft a quarterback in the upcoming NFL Draft, and they may be zeroing in on a former Heisman Trophy winner.
In a discussion about his career, Josh Rosen shared a very lofty goal: he wants to win more than Tom Brady.
Team owner Robert Kraft, though, nonchalantly dismissed any room for panic when speaking about Tom Brady's lack of contract extension.
It's the second week of April, but stories continue to trickle out of Foxboro regarding the state of unrest among some of the most important people in the Patriots franchise.
Clearly, some frustration has been building for some time in Foxboro. That much is undeniable at this point. But it's also April. It's time to figure it out.
There are thousands of reasons to not trade Gronkowski. Here are the most significant.
Tom Brady has taken conventional thinking about old quarterbacks and thrown it in the incinerator.
"It's not my decision to make. It's his decision, and he knows it."
Kraft himself, after taking the necessary time to reflect after a painful loss, provided some perspective on Monday when he met with reporters at the NFL owners meetings. It was the type of long-view approach that has properly steered the franchise for well over two decades.
